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Brynllydan
"Good Points: Location Friendly Staff General review: Was a very pleasant weekend. Nice area, nice place to stay.

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Brynllydan
"We have just returned from a short break to North Wales and stayed at the Brynllydan Hotel.We have to say that we found all the Staff extremely polite and helpful, ..." More

Brynllydan
"Having recently visited the Brynllydan Hotel, we were more than satisfied with the standard of accommodation, however, I felt that the attitude of the senior staff was unacceptable when I ..." More

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At the foot of the Snowdonia National Park Llanfrothen lies in the County of Merioneth North of Portmadoc. Nestling between two valleys, the Croesor and Cnicht the village of Llanfrothen had its moment of fame in the mid 1990’s when it was announced that the local store, post office and petrol station (they are all one and the same place) were to close – the villagers, totalling about 350, decided to make matters into their own hands and with the aid of a bank bought the property, redeveloped it, and which still thrives today. Llanfrothen is on the doorstep of some of the most spectacular scenery in North Wales and is off the beaten track – so if it’s a quiet location that offers convenience then you will have found your idyll here in Llanfrothen

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Brynllydan (0.44 miles)

Brynllydan

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A haven of peace and tranquillity, this family run residence is immersed within 7 acres of private grounds on a secluded hillside setting, boasting spectacular views of Snowdonia’s National Park. Overlooking the ... More

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The Grapes Hotel (2.89 miles)

The Grapes Hotel

The Grapes Hotel is a 17th century coaching inn, with parts dating back as far as the early 13th century. Over 280 years the Grapes has become renowned for its Ales, Home fare, Hospitality and ... More | visit website

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Castell Deudraeth (3.04 miles)

Castell Deudraeth
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Portmeirion Hotel (3.41 miles)

Portmeirion Hotel
The Hotel Portmeirion is based on the early Victorian Villa near the shore. The old house was converted into a hotel by Sir Clough and opened for the first time at Easter 1926.

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Plas-Tan-yr-allt (3.60 miles)

Plas-Tan-yr-allt
The inspiring and historic Plas Tan-yr-Allt we call it Tanny opened just before Easter 2005 to provide elegant; en-suite accommodation for guests. Completely renovated between 2002 and 2005 this unique country house hotel is ... More | visit website
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Plas Tan-Yr-Allt (3.74 miles)

Completely renovated between 2002 and 2005 this unique country house hotel is the perfect place to relax in comfort in the midst of beautiful scenery.Dinner is a major feature of life at Tanny featuring local ... More | visit website
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Royal Sportsman Hotel (3.75 miles)

Royal Sportsman Hotel

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The Royal Sportsman is Porthmadog's premier Hotel, the only full service quality Hotel in Porthmadog with star ratings awarded by both the Welsh Tourist Board and the AA. The Royal ... More

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Golden Fleece Inn (3.81 miles)

Golden Fleece Inn
The Golden Fleece has long been known for good food and a wide selection of fine wines, real ales and local beers. Our bar menu is extensive with specials added daily. For a special occasion ... More | visit website
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Tudor Lodge (3.89 miles)

Tudor Lodge

Located in the small Welsh harbour town Porthmadog and very close to the famous Italianate village Portmeirion, Tudor Lodge is an attractive building set in its own mature gardens. Following an extensive refurbishment programme Tudor Lodge now offers a ... More | visit website

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Estuary Lodge (3.95 miles)

Estuary Lodge

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Locate approximately 4 miles North of Harlech on the A496 the Estuary is a STRICTLY NO SMOKING PREMISES (including car par and all outside areas) ideal for visiting the St. ... More

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